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14 Fantastic Things to do in Caranavi – you mustn’t miss

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    If you have done the things to do in Bolivia, you’d know there are quite a few of them here in Caranavi.

    Nestled amidst lush greenery and enveloped in a vibrant cultural tapestry, Caranavi invites you to explore a world where nature dances with authenticity.

    Without further ado listed below are some of the most fun things to do in Caranavi:

    1. Los Yungas

    Los Yungas. pic by Embajada de Estados Unidos en Bolivia. by-nd 2.0

    Los Yungas is a lush region in the Bolivian Andes known for its tropical climate and stunning landscapes.

    What to see or do: Explore the vibrant town of Caranavi, visit coffee plantations, hike through the lush forests, and enjoy the scenic views of the mountains.

    Don’t miss: Taking a ride on the infamous “Death Road”, a thrilling and adrenaline-pumping experience for adventure seekers.

    Insider travel tips: Pack light clothing, insect repellent, and sturdy hiking shoes for exploring the rugged terrain. Be prepared for sudden changes in weather, as the region can be unpredictable.

    2. Villa Tunari

    Villa Tunari

    A town located in the lush Yungas region of Bolivia, known for its scenic beauty and tropical climate.

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    3. Rurrenabaque

    Rurrenabaque

    Small town nestled in the Yungas region of Bolivia known for its picturesque surroundings and coffee plantations.

    What to see or do: Visit coffee farms, go on nature hikes, explore waterfalls, experience the local culture.

    Don’t miss: Tasting the local Caranavi coffee, hiking to La Oveja Waterfall, interacting with local coffee farmers.

    Insider travel tips: Try the traditional dishes like salteñas and api, participate in a coffee tour to learn about the production process, and bring cash as there are limited ATMs.

    4. Trinidad

    Trinidad

    A small town located in the Yungas region of Bolivia.

    What to see or do: Experience the lush jungle surroundings, visit local markets, and explore nearby coffee plantations.

    Don’t miss: Taking a tour of the coffee farms to learn about the coffee production process and tasting some of the finest Bolivian coffee.

    Insider travel tips: Be prepared for rain showers in this tropical region and take some time to hike and connect with nature.

    5. Madidi National Park

    Madidi National Park

    Madidi National Park is a protected area in the upper Amazon river basin in Bolivia, covering diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife.

    What to see or do: – Explore the rainforest’s rich biodiversity, including exotic plant species and rare wildlife.

    Don’t miss: – Witnessing the breathtaking landscapes and stunning views within the park.

    Insider travel tips: – Be prepared for the park’s remote location and limited facilities.

    6. Samaipata

    Samaipata

    Samaipata – a small town in Bolivia known for its archaeological site El Fuerte.

    What to see or do: Samaipata – Visit El Fuerte, a UNESCO World Heritage site with pre-Inca ruins.

    Don’t miss: Samaipata – The breathtaking views from El Fuerte.

    Insider travel tips: Samaipata – Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the ruins.

    7. Copacabana

    Copacabana. pic by counterculturecoffee. by-nc-nd 2.0

    A small town located in the Yungas region of Bolivia, known for its lush landscapes and coffee production.

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    8. Tiwanaku

    Tiwanaku

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    9. Pampas del Yacuma

    Pampas del Yacuma

    A stunning natural reserve in the Amazon rainforest of Bolivia.

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    10. Uyuni Salt Flats

    Uyuni Salt Flats

    Uyuni Salt Flats – One of the world’s largest salt flats in Bolivia.

    What to see or do: Uyuni Salt Flats – Marvel at the vast white expanse, take perspective-bending photos, visit Isla Incahuasi.

    Don’t miss: Uyuni Salt Flats – Sunrise and sunset reflections, stargazing.

    Insider travel tips: Uyuni Salt Flats – Dress in layers as temperatures can vary, bring sunglasses and sunscreen.

    11. La Paz

    La Paz. pic by counterculturecoffee. by-nc-nd 2.0

    What to see or do: Explore the bustling city of La Paz or venture to the lush coffee-producing region of Caranavi.

    Don’t miss: The Witches’ Market in La Paz or a coffee tour in Caranavi.

    Insider travel tips: Venture off the beaten path in Caranavi to discover hidden waterfalls and breathtaking landscapes.

    12. Salar de Uyuni

    Salar de Uyuni

    Salar de Uyuni – the world’s largest salt flat located in Bolivia.

    What to see or do: Salar de Uyuni – take a jeep tour across the vast white salt flat, visit Isla Incahuasi, and witness the stunning mirror effect after rain.

    Don’t miss: Salar de Uyuni – the breathtaking sunset over the salt flats.

    Insider travel tips: Salar de Uyuni – bring sunscreen and sunglasses as the reflection from the salt flats can be intense.

    13. Isla del Sol

    Isla del Sol

    A beautiful island located in Lake Titicaca, known for its stunning natural beauty and Incan ruins.

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    14. Coroico

    Coroico. pic by Embajada de Estados Unidos en Bolivia. by-nd 2.0

    Coroico, Caranavi is a small town nestled in the Yungas region of Bolivia, known for its lush greenery and stunning mountain landscapes.

    What to see or do: Visit the San Juan waterfall, go on a hike or bike ride to explore the surrounding nature trails, explore the local markets and try traditional Bolivian cuisine.

    Don’t miss: The breathtaking views of the Andes mountains from various viewpoints in the town.

    Insider travel tips: Stay hydrated due to the high altitude, bring sturdy hiking shoes for exploring the rugged terrain, and be prepared for changing weather conditions in the mountains.

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